From 2002 Screen Saverettes Megan Morrone and Morgan Webb take a look at some 'Prosumer'-grade computer monitors that are as cool as they are expensive, including a wrap-around personal dome system ringing in at the low, low price of 000.
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Today, almost any PC/iMac on the market can more than adequately handle such standard office chores as word processing and spreadsheets, as well as basic Internet functions like e-mail and general browsing. So for $ 1000 or less, you can get a PC that will suit most people's needs but the iMac is that bit more expensive. So, before I start advising you how to buy or choose your new computer, keep in mind if you are using it to do basic things like, e-mail correspondents, online shopping etc you DO NOT need to buy the latest technology in computers. Remember that computers evolve about every three months. But, hey, why buy Lamborghini if you are only using it go to Tesco for shopping. Also you have to consider your budget even if you want to stay ahead of the curve. Be sensible when choosing your computer. Choose your computer according to your needs and budget. Please, do shop around for the lowest price.
Gamers and designers need to shop for top end of the mode ls. The graphics involved in these applications will completely choke up the average computer. Get a high-speed processor and as much RAM as possible to keep things running smoothly. You will also need a dedicated video card; these come specialized for either gaming or design, to optimize your graphics. Gamers will also need an extra-large hard drive, especially if you keep more than one game installed at a time.
If you are buying a laptop, make sure your battery usage is at least an hour. Remember Laptop do have shorter life than Desktop PC. Laptops are designed for business men and women who travel a lot. However, saying that, laptops these days are lasting longer but they are still more expensive to repair.
IMac is in a class of its own but expensive. The architecture is quite different to PC. The iMac was originally created for individuals who spend most of their time working with computer software, and little or no time tweaking hardware. This is an importan t distinction, particularly if you enjoy fiddling with hardware more than you realize. But if you just want to get the work done (and have a little fun), the iMac can deliver.
Upgrade at the Time of Purchase. Often, you can get a better deal on a larger hard drive or a better monitor when you first order your computer. Doubling the size of a hard drive may add very little to the cost, and upgrading to a better monitor may add only $ 80(£51.27) to $ 100(£70.47).
You also need to check for tradeoffs.
Choose a computer brand based on quality, price and technical support and warranty cover. Basically use your common sense when buying your new computer! Buy From a Trustworthy Source. Do not Overpay on Your Warranty.
By the way, buying online is cheaper but you can not test the products so go to a local computer shop or shops and check out their stock. Test them and talk to their technical staff and get some advice and information than if you wish t o return home and order online do. I know when I got my laptop from PC World I tested all their stock then made a deal with them and I got a percentage off my laptop and they threw a Windows Office 7 because I bought a few accessories so it is worth asking and shopping. YOU DO NOT ASK YOU DO NOT GET!
Do not buy second hand or refurbished computers if you can help it because the technology goes out of date so quickly plus these days most brand new computers are so reasonably priced you should be able to afford it.
Bells and whistles are wonderful to have but if you do not use them you are wasting your money.
Finally, please, talk to someone else who has better knowledge than you in computers for their opinion and advice.
Now the last words: GOOD LUCK!
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